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U.S. diplomatic chiefs of mission to Italy

John Nelson (Charge d'Affaires to the Two Sicilies 1831-32) Enos T. Throop (Charge d'Affaires to the Two Sicilies 1838-41) William Boulware (Charge d'Affaires to the Two Sicilies 1841-45) William Hawkins Polk (Charge d'Affaires to the Two Sicilies 1845-47) John Rowan, Jr. (Charge d'Affaires to the Two Sicilies 1848-49) Edward Joy Morris (Charge d'Affaires to the Two Sicilies 1850-53) Robert D. Owen (Charge d'Affaires to the Two Sicilies 1853-54) Robert D. Owen (Minister to the Two Sicilies 1854-58) Joseph R. Chandler (Minister to the Two Sicilies 1858) George P. Marsh (Minister 1861-82) William Waldorf Astor (Minister 1882-85) John Stallo (Minister 1885-89) Albert G. Porter (Minister 1889-92) William Potter (Minister 1892-94) Wayne MacVeagh (Ambassador 1893-97) William F. Draper (Ambassador 1897-1900) George V. L. Meyer (Ambassador 1900-05) Henry White (Ambassador 1905-07) Lloyd C. Griscom (Ambassador 1907-09) John G. A. Leishman (Ambassador 1909-11) Thomas J. O'Brien (Ambassador 1911-13) Thomas N. Page (Ambassador 1913-19) Robert Underwood Johnson (Ambassador 1920-21) Richard Washburn Child (Ambassador 1921-24) Henry P. Fletcher (Ambassador 1924-29) John W. Garrett (Ambassador 1929-33) Breckinridge Long (Ambassador 1933-36) William Phillips (Ambassador 1936-41) Alexander C. Kirk (Ambassador 1944-46) James Clement Dunn (Ambassador 1946-52) Ellsworth Bunker (Ambassador 1952-53) Clare Boothe Luce (Ambassador 1953-56) J. D. Zellerbach (Ambassador 1956-60) G. Frederick Reinhardt (Ambassador 1961-68) H. Gardner Ackley (Ambassador 1968-69) Graham Anderson Martin (Ambassador 1969-73) John A. Volpe (Ambassador 1973-77) Richard N. Gardner (Ambassador 1977-81) Maxwell M. Rabb (Ambassador 1981-89) Peter F. Secchia (Ambassador 1989-93) Reginald Bartholomew (Ambassador 1993-97) Thomas M. Foglietta (Ambassador 1997-2001) Melvin F. Sembler (Ambassador 2001)

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